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MOXOMUMD

MOXOMUMD

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ajrwdwgirl said:
In the last few years I had to write down where I hid the Easter eggs that I hid for hubby and my niece. One year ee couldn't find one and then in late June I was cleaning and there was a Easter egg. It hadn't cracked so at least it didn't smell, if it had cracked though we would have found it a lot sooner.
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I've done that with plastic eggs around the house. One year I could nt find one that had
some change in it. (It had fallen behind a cabinet.) So I just gave my daughter the missing money. Later that year I pulled out the cabinet to sweep behind and there it was. I got paid for cleaning. :)
 
MOXOMUMD

MOXOMUMD

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donaldtoo said:
Funny, I remember nothin' but the dyed, hard boiled, Easter Eggs that we made the night before at the dinner table, and that mom and dad hid in the back yard the next morning.
We woke up to our baskets full of candy and stuff, emptied them out and then we hunted the eggs. We then peeled and ate a couple for breakfast. We usually had to wait 'til later in the day for some of the candy.
Even just this past Easter, my 12-year younger sis came into town with her family to stay at my folks house and we continued the tradition with the two youngest grandchildren...!!!!! :joyfull: :)
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Ours (not the real ones) are hidden inside because we almost always still have snow on Easter. :grumpy:
 
ajrwdwgirl

ajrwdwgirl

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StarWarsGirl said:
I just finished heavily editing two group papers. One was only eight pages, but was about subsidizing solar energy panels, so it was very in depth. The other was 12 pages. Although both of these groups have generally good group members, it amazes me how people get to this point in their college career and still have no clue how to write. *sigh*

That may be my last group project rant ever!

In other news, I have four job interviews this week. One for every day the rest of this week. They're all within a 20 minute drive from home, so that's even closer than my commute to school. Hopefully one of them is a good fit.
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Best of luck on your interviews! How many days until graduation?
 
betty rose

betty rose

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StarWarsGirl said:
I just finished heavily editing two group papers. One was only eight pages, but was about subsidizing solar energy panels, so it was very in depth. The other was 12 pages. Although both of these groups have generally good group members, it amazes me how people get to this point in their college career and still have no clue how to write. *sigh*

That may be my last group project rant ever!

In other news, I have four job interviews this week. One for every day the rest of this week. They're all within a 20 minute drive from home, so that's even closer than my commute to school. Hopefully one of them is a good fit.
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Good luck on your interviews. I hope you find a good place to work.
 
Figgy1

Figgy1

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betty rose said:
I'm cooking today too. I love to be ahead on all the meals.
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It's partly self preservation. Depending on which weather person I want to believe we're getting anywhere from 3 to 8 inches of snow plus some ice. I'm hoping for all rain as I seem to live near the line between all the different weather.:cautious::rolleyes::mad::cold::coldfeet::cry::cry::cry::cry::cry: Seeing we haven't had "bread service" in a while I figured that would be a good idea, lots of different food that will last a few days in case the power goes out. I just added tangerine rice to the menu(Tangerine Cafe's couscous recipe). Time for a coffee break:joyfull:
 

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